Bull Block Wire Drawing Machine

The wire rod to be drawn is pointed in the Wire Pointing Machine. This pointed wire is inserted through the die of the first Wire Drawing Machine and fastened to a locking device on the drum. The drum is then started. As the drum rotates, the wire fastened to the drum gets pulled and coiled around the drum. Since the wire getting pulled is passed through the die having a higher inlet diameter and a lower outlet diameter, the drawn wire diameter gets reduced. The starting end of the drawn wire is released from the lock of the first drum, is passed through the overhead loop and pulley provided, is brought down and is inserted through the die of the second drum and drawn through this die for further reduction. Thus, the wire is drawn through all the wire drawing drums of the set in a continuous manner to get the required finished diameter of the wire. When the drum of the last wire drawing machine gets fully loaded with the drawn wire, the machine will be stopped to unload the finished material and then restarted. (If one opts for the continuous coiling machine, the drawing process will not have to be stopped for this purpose), When the bundle of input rod finishes, the machine should be stopped. The end of this bundle is welded to the end of a new bundle of rod using the butt welding machine. Then the process is to be continued.